The Ball Clock features a distinctive mid-century design with metal stems radiating from a central disk, each topped with round spheres that create its circular outline. Its silver cartoon-like arrow hands add a playful touch to traditional timekeeping, while the bold geometric form brings character to any wall. The metal construction ensures durability, and the quirky sphere arrangement makes this timepiece a striking focal point.
Having designed a great number of lighting, homewares and accessories, it is George Nelson's 1950s clocks that best encapsulate the bold style of the mid-century era. At the centre of this design sits a thick disk from which metal stems complete with round sphere create its circular outline. The quirky shape of the clocks silver hands, a cartoon-like arrow and kitsch take on traditional timepieces, also display 1950s forms and add a playful touch to the design.
